Regression - Save Variable(s) - Probabilities of Each Response

Creates a new variable containing predicted probabilities of each response from a model (e.g., from Regression - Ordered Logitordered logit).

Output

Running this QScript will produce a new variablevariable, which will appear in your data setdata set for use in further analyses.

Technical details

Uses the probabilities method from R. Unlike the defaults in most R packages, this implementation assigns predicted values for observations not in the estimation sample.

Code

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includeWeb('QScript R Output Functions');

let selected_item = getSelectedROutputFromPage([]);
let item_non_null = selected_item !== null;
let r_classes = !!selected_item.outputClasses && selected_item.outputClasses;
let expected_class = selected_item !== null &&
                     r_classes.indexOf('Regression') !== -1 &&
                     r_classes.indexOf('BinaryLogitRegression') === -1 &&
                     r_classes.indexOf('OrderedLogitRegression') === -1 &&
                     r_classes.indexOf('MultinomialLogitRegression') === -1 &&
                     r_classes.indexOf('PoissonRegression') === -1 &&
                     ['Binary Logit', 'Ordered Logit', 'Multinomial Logit', 'Poisson'].indexOf(selected_item.data.get('type')) != -1 ?
                     'Regression' : ['BinaryLogitRegression', 'OrderedLogitRegression', 'MultinomialLogitRegression', 'PoissonRegression'];
saveVariables('Probabilities', 'Regression', 'flipData::Probabilities(', ')', null, null, 'prob', expected_class);